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FOOD: 5/5 starsATMOSPHERE: 6/5 stars.VIBES. 5/5 stars. Good recognition for good food at a good price point

My family and I like visiting this place when we are in the area. I also like coming here with friends. It can be fun grilling and talking to people. There are great prices, great selections, friendly workers! This location has the grills outside where you can cook your food. Prices are affordable depending on your selection.If you don't want to cook your own food but want the affordable prices and selections, visit the other locations like in West Covina.

I always heard about this spot from friends but never got to finally take a trip here until recently! My family enjoyed the experience of choosing the desired skewers and then going outside to grill at one of the two grill stations. It's definitely worth to note that the skewers are pre-cooked and the grilling outside is mainly for the experience and tovget to that desired heat / cooked level.I enjoyed seeing the variety of skewers and the hot foods displayed looked absolutely delicious and had me hungry!! The community feel was very nice and a lady was very upbeat and thanking everyone for coming continuously with a microphone attached to a boom box speaker. My parents reminisced and enjoyed savoring the different skewers.I don't know any other Filipino street food spot like this so I gotta give it 5 stars for the experience! Just gotta note that if the weather is tough, it may be hard to have the best experience so thankfully it was a cool night!

Yes I still smell like BBQ and yes it was worth it.50% of the items were less than desirable cuts of meats and we were left wanting more vegetable skewer options. Overall we would return for the lumpia and chicken bbq skewers. Get the cucumber lime juice!

Best LA find out there! Everything on a kabob is really a $1.25! You pick out what you like and grill it outside and everyone is so welcoming. I love it here. Parking is a mission but you'll eventually get street parking!

The concept is decent, however, I got a bad bug after eating here. The sinagong was in a plastic container on the counter just wrapped and ready to go. Despite it having seafood inside, it was not on a heated device, let alone a pot. Just there, perhaps all day long. Not coming back here

Very traditional Filipino style restaurant. We got food for to go, and they are all delicious, a bit on sweeter side of tastes Service is pretty good, very responsive. Parking can be difficult to find, look for parking when couple of blocks away.

This filipino joint has friendly service and smiles. I love that. It's a unique experience. U pick your skewer.. about $1.50 each. You pay. Then go outside and cook it yourself on a fire grill outside the store.. in the parking lot Then eat o. Picnic tables. The food is yum and tasty. I felt Iike I was thrown in filipino nostalgia. Def recommend.

As a fellow born and raised Fil-Am, I'm shook it took me this long to check out this place. What makes this place unique is the fact that all the skewers you buy are $1.50 each (considering how expensive things are now, it's not bad). Not only that, but you also get a chance to grill all your meats on charcoal, which makes a huge difference in flavor. The vibe here late at night makes you feel like you've literally just landed in Manila and have started eating street food. While the food was good, but not the best Filipino food I've had, I really loved this place for the vibes. The titos and titas singing karaoke, the hangs, and the good vibes all around just made me love this place. Can't wait to go back again!

This is one of my favorite spots in LA. If I could gatekeep it, I would. After around 4pm(?), charcoal grills in the parking lot, plastic seats and tables, great for 1, even better for a medium group. Plenty of skewers to choose from. Self-service and ring up at the front, and you can grab some baked goods and other food to-go. In the morning/early afternoon, expect it to be a classic Filipino takeout spot. Don't skip out on the cantaloupe juice.Sad to see the effects of inflation hitting an iconically named spot, but last I went it is $1.25 per skewer (still nothing to complain about in this city). Parking in the lot itself is very limited and becomes messy during busy nights, otherwise street parking.